I wear glasses and wonder how most people handle this at the range when safety glasses are required? Do most people get contacts and use regular shooting glasses?Thanks
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I wear glasses and wonder how most people handle this at the range when safety glasses are required? Do most people get contacts and use regular shooting glasses?Thanks
Learning everyday
Prescription Willy X glasses for me.
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Prescription inserts on my issue ballistics.
I just use my regular glasses for the "required eye protection" at my range
Armourx with prescription lens
Go read that shlock to a soldier or a fireman or a football player or a bloody barber Theyll all knock your "this" right down your throat while sippin a beer and eating chicken wings.Then wipe their wee fingers on your pretty little pouch"
+1 on these, plus Cat Crap Anti Fog cleaner, the goggle style tends to fog up. Got mine with transitions lenses so they go from early morning hunt to day at the range.
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That's not very smart. Just say'n.Originally Posted by HussarPL
Wiley-X Brick with transition prescription polycarbonate lenses. I wear them for work too. I quite like them. Good coverage, no more giant exposed parts of the eye, but without looking too fugly.
Death comes by subtle means; the satisfaction of routine.
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Oakley RX meets and exceeds all ANSI standards you require.
What business is it of yours where I'm from, friendo?
Me too. They are plastic lenses so won't shatter. They are also good enough that they pass for safety glasses at work too.
Kristian
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